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BETWEEN SEASON PR1cEs
DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB.
RUARY
AT JOHNSON, GARNER CO.'S,
$3.50 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
Our limited space win permit only the mention Of
few special bargains:
8 cent Check Nainsook now cents
10 cent Check Nainsook now cents.
12 cent Check N2insook now 10 cents.
10 cent Check Nainsook now 12x cents.
AT JOHNSON, GARNER co.'s,
636 Pennsylvania avenue.
Is cent Corded PiQue now 12x cents.
1S cent Corded Plque now Il cents.
20 cent Corded FQue now i cents.
IS cent Corded PiQue now 20 cents
AT JOHNSON. GARNER l. CO.'S.
636 Pennsylvania avenue.
91.1O White COunterpanes now 80 cents.
$l25 White Counterpanes now 81. 10.
$l4O White Counterpanes now 81 .2J.
$l75 White Counterpanes now 81 so
AT JOHNSON, GARNER CO.'S,
636 Pennsylvania avenue.
80 cent Cream Table Linen rs cents.
35 cent Cream Table Linen now 30 cents
40 cent Cream Table Linen now 35 cents,
50 cent Cream Table Linen now AZ cents
AT JOHNSON, GARNER CO.'S,
636 Pennsylvania avenue.
Toile Due Moire Crinkled Bingham,
10 cents IL cents.
Hamburg Embroidery &c, 3ca 5ey e.. &C.. etc.
AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.'S,
JAIL $50 Pennsylvania ave-, south side.
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The Two Factions United In q Joint
Emancipation Convention.

union meeting OF the two factions of the
colored people which last year had two professions
to celebrate emancipation day In the District was
held last evening at the armory Of the Capital City
Guards c. II. Marshall the chairman of the execu-
tive committee OF the Chase faction called the
meeting 10 order. The secretary, ". c. Chase read
the two calls issued by the representatives of the
two factions for the joint meeting and the hope
was expressed by the chairman and Others that
all differences would be settled this year and a
united celebration be held. Upon motion of Perry
Carson, temporary organization was affected by
the election of Daniel Stllyards chairman, and W.
II. Brown secretary. W. c. Chase presented reso-
luton That the citizens OF the District including
all civic ana military organizations be requested
10 assemble In their respective districts the third
THURSDAY In this month and elect their delegates
ana Two alternateS 10 meet in convention on the
third Friday In this month at the armOry OF the
Capital City Guards This resolution was re-
corded DIV Mr.. Carson and unanimously adopted.
resolution was offered by MI Chase which
stated that the true principle OF home rule con-
SlSS Ia the people having voice in selecting their
rulers and that Mr.. Ingalls, the chairman Of the
Senate district committee be requested to prepare
and urge the adoption OF bill giving the people OF
ire District the hight to vote for their local
officers. Some objection was made to this resolu-
ton ON The ground that 1t was outside OF the
object for which the meeting had been called One
delegate said that the colOred people OF the Dis
people Another favored the resolution and said
that MIR. ingalls, was heart and hand with them in
this movement. This latter statement was denied
oy another delegate who reported Mr.. ingalls, as
the people OF the District. An effort was made to
have the resolution withdrawn, but this failing
the motion being put 1t was carried without dis
ssnul voice, MI smith onered resolution
suffrage in the District which was adopted. The
meeting then adjourned.
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For SATCRDAY'S NARSETING.-COrned Beef, and
Sc; SiriOtn, I5c-: Porter House, 1Sc-; Legs Nut
ton, l21c.: Roasting Pieces. 10 1Jc: Pork, 10c.;
Choice ~ \. Butter, lbs. for ST. - anG 30c- h.;
lbs. Family MinCerneat 25c. WNONs, 4:s6 9th
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WmE-A-wAEE bargain seekers viii find it greatly
to their advantage TO examine the genuine mark
lanS ladies' kid gloves, merino underwear cOrSets,
&C., at T. Ii. TAYL0RS,
90 PPnnSTIYania avenue.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
MA,norn REMNANT SALE DArs
LANsBuRoH BROS
Amcng ths immense sccpmulst,on Of Remnants and
deare % dispose of all This Week. We have decided
to extend our weekly Remnant DAYS to SATURDAY
{IMs Weep. % that This Weeks Remnant days win
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
And the bargains In unlimited quanAiea
LIST OF ITEMS:
vi s & sa Ss.sh'd Utica Remnants Of ahssns
% 20cs.. 104. 22cs
ct I've cssss q New York Mills Mualin. &sached
ws: s:ss' 1ss, 81. sloa l04. ss Sd.
worth s-s. 19c; 50. 1eHc.
These are al perfect goods and Of the genuine
Five Cases Of Light Figured Fine French Percales
1SIc one yard wide, only 1Oc per yard. worth
Eight Cases Of Light and ark Figured Saline Rem.
S sssmgss bssStifai psttsr nsi IL this iot.
Also Remnants Of Fsnnels, satins, Silks and velvets
ALL OF WHICH MUST BE GONE BY SATURDAY
Anotner Case Of the English Cream Saline Remnants
Ths Ssmsnasr q fs La BalmorA Skirt. full
width only 43c, worth 75c In durability aud color
'n SHe S1cs nt my SHIRT in the market
thinning tucked, embroidered, etc. reduced to 25c
CHOICE Some among the lot worth 81.
Also the following good desirable lengths in Black
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Affair." I'm West Wa.hinxton.

FUNERAL OF JOHN CLEMENTS. After sixty
seven years or married hfe Catherine Clements
tniS morning followed to the grave the body OF her
nusoano, Jonn Clements, and the bowed form OF
tue venerable mOurner attracted the tender SYM
pathy OF many friends. The remains were taken
IrSm the family residence 10 Holy Trinity church,
Mnere hes: FaIner Rocerf0rt celebrated requiem
mass, and In feeling address brfefy REFERRED tn
the snple CHRISTIAN faith, the long and useful life
ana Calm and hopeful death OF the departed
elevation OF labor" 1t was the faithful honest.
CHRISTIAN lives OF toiers like this which gave 20
labor It's true dignity. -
yesterday afternoon from his late retdence No
305S street. The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers: MesSrs. White Moore Marche Fines
Janney and Curtis. Rev. Drs Fullerton and Wiiso5
ofhciated The remains were inferred ia Oak HiII
The Pennsylvania senate has passed hill nro-
yfding for the submission OF prohibition amend.
nent TO the state constitution 20 8 vote Of the
people.
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TOMORROW is the last day for the special bar
gains we advertised last week. Although this Is
termed by mer h1ntS the dull season OF the year,
we have had such a lively demand for the lots adj
vertiSed that there remain but few over In addi-
ton 10 this We have another batch OF agreeable
surprises In store fer you tomorrow. See "C1ty
Items VIM HAHN 4 Co.'S Reliable Shoe Houses,
Sl6 9TH ST. 1892 Pennsylvania ave.
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SPECIaL--Woodward& Lothrop viii place on sale
tomorrow, saturday morning, 30 pieces 5O-inch
All Wool Serge in ten OF the most desirable shades
spring weight. at SOC. per yard The best bar
gain in dress goods yet offered
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II YOUR EYES ARE FAILING DO not fail 20 see Dr.
NJ Wei, GIL Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
pOHian Hotel
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AMlUsenaenlS.

1.-THE FLYING DCTcHaAN. - WagnerS wefrdly
romantic work, which was the greatest popular
success OF the brief engagement OF the American
opera company in this city last season, was re-
peated Ut Albaugh'S last night with substantially
the same cast as on the former occasion, and Ger
tainly with no less happy effect. The great charm
OF this performance Is its beautiful consistency
and artistic Integrity in every regard. In other
work given by this company is the assignment of
parts 80 felictOus the evergrOwing interest Of
the performance so smoothly, beautifully and
effectively advanced. The exquisite setting of the
opera adds not little TO the charm
OF the representation, as it illustrates in
the gloomy legend The management OF the
scenery, mechanical devices and light effects last
night IS worthy OF the highest praise, and received
from the audience from time to time generous
manifestations OF approval The work OF nearly
every member OF the cast last night showed the
same rare merit which last year won such un-
Stinted praise. Hiss Juch's Sentu Is exceedingly
beautiful representation, not, of course, entitled
TO the first rank vOcally, but otherwise so sweet
and winning, and sung with such even excellence,
that the lack Oh the very highest vocal power Is for
gotten. Mr.. Ludwig 8 Dutchmon and Mr.. Whitney'5
llpId are OF the first order of merit In every way
Mr. FeSSenden gave the NeersmQas opening solo
last night with purity and sweetness OF fnIOna-
uon tnat charmed every ear. and showed that this
admirable tenor still retains those qualities OF
voice which In the past made him so great IA
Vorlle. Mr.. BaSSett made satisfactory Erick
anu MISS Phillips Was OF course good as Iorv.
This evening 'LOhengrin" will be sung, and at the
matinee Tomorrow "OrpheuS and Eurydlcen
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CELLCIOlD AND RINLESs EYEGLASSES, etc. etc.
Washington Optical Co., l4th street, near street
northwest.
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FRANKIE & Co.'S, successors 10 r Goldschmid.
SIP 9Th 81. NV. is the largest and most complete
store OF its Kind south OF New YORK.
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BLACK AND WHITE Goona
sEAToN PERRY
tsuccessor to PERRY BRorHERl
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW AND CON-.
PLETE STOCK OF
PRIESTLEY'S ENGLISH BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
SILK WARP HENRl& afRF.,s,2 SkLorHs. IMPERIAL
CLOTHS s,I NUNS VEILINGs. CONVENT CLOTHS.
I6PfN's FRENCH MOURNING GOODS,
MISE CLOTHS, CASHMERES CAMELS HAIRS.
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPE AND CREPE
BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER
NEW BLACK MOURNING SILKS
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS,
NEW EMBRQIDERED SWISS MUSLINS.
NEW Wp EMRko 9I nBBATIsTE ROBES s
" SOCKS, MD1A Liens, PERSIAN Lawns.
FRENCH PERCALES, PRINCESS LAWNS
CORDED PIQuES. oRGANDIEs. PURE LINEN
.CLOsiNG PkiCEs" ON ALL IMPORTED WINTER
WRAPS AND COMBINATION SUITS
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sKAT0N PERRY,
PxRRY BuuDua,
r.t.b,,sh.a 1910 Psnnayivania svs. COZ st ,.sa
ADsee.A..-e~H Ao-o. jeSS0
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For Washington dressed beef go to John r.
Kelly, stall CPS, Center market.
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GREAT BARGAINS offered at r. II. Taylor's, 9:S3
Pennsylvania ave. in Mems Neckwear. Welch,
MargetSOn & Cos FOur-iD-hand. Flats and Puff
Scars marked down from 15c. and Il 10 Soc; II
and 81 % 10 15c. each.
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Attacking the Civil Service Law.

A SOVEREIGN CITIZEN WANTS ENJOIN THE civil
SERVICE COMMISSIONERS.
petition, filed in the District Supreme Court
yesterday attacking the civil service law
and declaring it unconstitutional, is he AIDED
as follows: "a petition OF Tight by Morris S.
Miller, OF Alder Creek, Oneida county, New York,
for redress in a case where A. P. Edgerton, j. H.
Oberly and Charles Lyman, commissioners, and
others are treSpaSsers upon his civil and political
rights and privileges byeXercising unlawful author
ity and powers" The petitioner asks "for an order
or Judgment restraining, enjOining and prohibit
from exercising the Illegal and unconstitutional
powers set forth, and for such order and further
redress as the court shall deem meet to vindicate
the liberties OF the petitioner, and which will adj
Judge, determine and declare that the people Of
the United States are not subjects, bat sovereign
citiZenS-that the government is In substance, as
we'll as in form, republic" The petition forms a
printed volume OF 81 pages, most OF which are
devoted to declaration that the civil service law
is unconstitutional because 1t cOnferS on board
created by the legislative branch OF the govern
ment powers OF selection and appointment to office
expressly reserved TO the President by the con-
Stitatfon. Various other reasons are also set out
ia III paper.
THE APPLICATION OvERRULED.
This morning Judge Hagner delivered the opin-
ion OF the court overruling the application, hold
ing that the General Term did not have original
jurisdiction and that the case must come up from
the court below.
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Feb. 4. e:55 a.m--Cold wave coming. The tenn
perature Will probably fall ID TO - degrees by
Saturday morning
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UMBRELLAS REPARED.-ROger's, 18th street, nea
street northwest.
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EXTRA VaLUE.-GOod Fur DerbyS, 81 80; fine, 81;
best, $50, ri A. T. Lewis, 4:85 TIN street.
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BARGAINS for everybody Al Frankie & Co.'S,
Successors 10 K GOldSchmid, S12 9Th st. NV.
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DyEING AND SCoURING.-SuitS cleaned. 81; fine
ID st.
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Before the Senate District Committee
CITIZENS WHO WANTED TO BE HEARD ON THE SCHOOL
N p III P0a ID

BHL-STEAM RAILROAD ROUTES
DR.. ReyOurn and half dozen other members OF
the citizens committee presented themselves at
the room OF the Senate District committee this
morning and asked to be heard on the school trus-
tee bill. which recently passed the House. They
were advised that the bill would not be considered
at the committee meeting to-day. They were also
informed that the committee did not consider any
further argument necessary, as the hearing Of last
session on that measure was still fresh In their
minds. The sentiment OF the committee seems to
be favorable 10 the bill and the greatest danger
is threatened with Is In the short time remaining
for action.
DR.. culver and other residents Of South WASH
1ngtOn We're also present with request to be
heard on the subject or steam railroad routes but
tiey We're informed that that measure had not
Yet been referred TO sub committee for consider
alton.
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A Acknowledgements.

The management OF the Night Lodging House
desires to thus acknowledge formally the receipt
of two hundred dollars from two ladies who pre-
Ier that their names should not be made public
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A MISSING POLICE OFFICER.-Tuesday at the
midnight rollcal at the first precinct station PO-
Lceman Herbert failed TO answer when his name
was called by Acting Sergeant Jones' AS Her.
berts absence continued, without explanation, an
Olncer was sent 10 his home In East washington
Ills wife was unable to give the officer any INFORM
aton as TO his whereabouts. Inquiry among the
Ocers developed the fact That the missing officer
was financially embarrassed, brought about, it
was stated, by reckless living and fondness for
gambling. He obtained $50 from Officer weldon
and smaller amounts from other officers in the pre-
cinct. IL is also said that he borrowed money
from outsiders and obtained credit from merchants
amounting 10 several hundred dollars. Mrs Her.
Oert Vile OF the missing officer has received let
ter from her husband, postmarked Alexandria In
which he says he is on his way TO Texas.
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INpErExpkNr OkpkR on MEcHANcs.-Wm

Louis schley Lodge, No. 4, L o. OF NJ, West Wash.
valued at $50 and offered recently BY Grand Arch,
itect George g. Wilson as a reward to the lodge In
the District admitting the largest number OF mem.
bers during the year 1885, The presentation ad.
dress was made by Past Grand Architect John W.
Thompson and the badge was received by H. e.
Uevlne.
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OFFICERS OF THE Union VETERANS, JTrYo,

OFFlCEHS OF THE UNION VETERANS UNION
Commander-in-Chfef Dillon has issued an order
announcing the election OF himself and the follow.
Ing named TO be officers OF the Union Veterans
union: First deputy, William Clark; second dep
oty, Alex. \. Johnson; chaplain, George S. Aver;
surgeon, Henry A. Cheeyer; executive council, W.
Warren White, p. ii. Coney, John j. Brown and E.
Ii. Hughes
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The OLD GrAKD.-At meeting Of the Old Guard,
held last evening, Capt j. NJ. Edgar presiding the
standing committees for the year were announced
The finance committee made q report for the six
months ending December 81, showing the Organi.
cation TO be in good financial condition. 1t was
announced that Messrs. AIbaugh, OF the Opera
House, and Rapley, OF the National Theater, had
through Mrs. j. II. JOchum rendered q box In their
respective theaterS Tor one evenings performance
as their dOnat10Q TO the carnival and mart.
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A COLD WAVE CcxrSG.

ForDlStrfct o. Columbia, Maryland and Virginia,
COLDER generally fair weather, nOTfherly winds.
a
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ONLY TWELVE ~ OF those elegant Newmarkets
LEFT which we offered for sale last week at 81
These goods cost us from s. to ST. each. Every
garment genuine bargain. Sizes, 10, H. "A and
10 Years. Il. III. TAYLOR,
1<p0r r,faa
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kNock-DowN ARGUMENT.
500 ovERCoATs FOR MEN AND BOYS
viii be sold from this day on at SO cents On the dollar
or Just one-hAh former prices, at
OAK HALL.
Corner 10th and streets
1000 SUITS FOB MEN AND BOYS
will be sacrificed at go cents on the dollar They mus,
OAK HALL,
Corner 10th and streets.
200 PAIRS OF PANTS
will be given away At 66ss cents on the dollar, at
Corner 10th and F streets.
500 CHIDREN's SUITS AND ovERCoATs
win be distributed 1t 66x cents on the dollar, at
OAK HALL.
Corner 10th and F streets.
The sooner you cs the better assortment you'll find
So call at once, at
oAK HALL,
ja2S CORNER 10TH AND sTREETa
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ARRESTED FOR CARRYING 4 SWORD CANR-This
morning In the Police Court, Capt. James E Cum
hlnSham was charged by Onicer HOllinberger with
carrying sword cane, the officer having arrested
the cane was relic and he had It for Congress-
man Freder1eks, for whom he was looking when
arrested The Judge took bis personal bonds.
HE LONG AND SHORT Or IT-Wesley Bros at
hernan's- Many other features Cheap prices
dQrt.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-MarY1age licenses have
Deen issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Richard
Boston and Ciar1nda Roberts; Camellus B. Cain
and Josephine Priest; Glinn w. ISaacs and Annie
III. Isreai
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OFFICE Og THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb 4. 1887.
Indications for 81 Hours C0H.B,eucta1 az 3 D. "a.
TO-ctIU
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w ALKEk's, 204 10Th ST. NV.
w Round and square Chimney f1ue; Buf1deRII
Parchment aid other fsIers; Lime. Charcoal Ceaneun
Ee1sn. k7tch. 1ar. 1ans. nc. 40
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN artificial eyes. HempIers, ave., cor. 4
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Hush, Little Baby, Don't You Cry,
Tell your darling mamma where to buy
A Sewing Machine that Will last an age;
At Auerbachs, corner seventh and II. AS
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a33 Pennsylvania avenue

CALL at frankie & cos, successors to X. Gold
schmld, SE2 9Th ST. A. W, and see their immense
bargains.
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IN o T ICE
TO GRoCERs AND HoUsEKEEPERa
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LhLkD EDITION OF SPESCERIAN-The MANY
nieIus OF MS. Leonard Garfield spencer will ne
AZ 40 earn or the safe arrival on Monday morn
- VI healthy and handsome daughter Since
t sns sescee OK young Mrs. Spencer from the burn
-os ooHdicg, at the time OF the Lincoln hali Are
macn anxiety has been felt In the COMMUNITY Con-
csraing her life ard health. 1'' e~N-
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE Os THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON D. c., Feb 4. 1887.
Indications for 81 Hours. C0H.meHcta2 az o. "a.
To-ctdU.
ForDlstrfct o, Columbia, Maryland and Virginia,
colder. Centrally fair weather, noTtherly Winds
Win a cold wave
COLD WAVE COMING.
Feb 4 9:55 a.n.-COld wave coming. The tenn
perature VIII probably fall ID TO - degrees by
Saturday morning
UMBRELLAS REPA1KED-Rogers, 18th street, near
Z street northwest
IL YOUR EYES ARE FAILING DO not fail 20 see Dr.
N. Wei, GIL Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
pOiitan Hotel
BARGAINS for everybody al Frankie & Co.'S
SUCCESSORS 10 X GoldSchmid, $40 7th ST. NV.
FoK Washington dressed beef go to John R.
Kelly, staH 62s, Center market
For SATURDAY's NARSETING.-COrned Beef, 6 and
Sc; Siriotn, I5c-: Porter House, 1Sc-; Legs Nut
ton, 123sc.: Roasting Pieces. 10 1Jc; Pork, 10c.
Ch0iceN \. Butter, lbs Tor 81; - and SOC. Id. ;
lbs. Family MinceIneat pc. WxoHs- 4s6 9th
ST. NV.
CEILuIolD AND RNLEss EYEGLASSES, ETC.. etc.
washington Optical Co., l4th street. near II street
northwest.
TOMORROW is the last day for the special bar
gains We advertised last week Although this Is
termed by mer, hants the dull season OF the year,
we have had Sach a lively demand for the lots ad-
vertiSed that there remain but few over. In add-
ton 10 this We have another batch OF agreeable
surprises In store fer you tomorrow. See "City
Items VIM HAHN Il Co.'S Reliable Shoe Houses,
Sic 9TH ST. 1872 Pennsylvania ave.
FRANKIE & Co.'S. successors TO r GOldschmid.
S12 9Th 50, NV. is the largest and most complete
store OF its Kind south OF New YORK.
WpE-A-wAEE bargain seekers will find it greatly
to their advantage TO examine the genuine mark
down prices OF wraps, jackets, neWmarHetS, Rag
ans ladies' Kid gloves, merino underwear, corsets,
&C., at L. Ii. TAYLORs,
933 Pennsylvania avenue.
EXTRA yALUE.-Good Fur Derbys, $50; fine, 81;
best, $3.50, At A. I. Lewis, 43o TIN street.
SPECIaL-Woodward Il Lothrop will place on sale
tomorrow, saturday morning, 30 pieces o0-inch
All Wool Serge, In ten of the desirable Shades
spring weight. at SOC. per yard The best bar
gain in dress goods Yet offered
DYEING AND ScoURIsG.-Suits cleaned, 81: fine
work only. Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers, 626
st.
Pennsylvania ave. in Mems Neckwear. WEIGH,
MargetsOn & Cos FOur-iD-hand, Flats and Puff
Scars marsed down from roc. and II 10 Soc; II
and S1.25 10 15c- each
ONLY TWELVE ~ OF those elegant Newmarl,etS
LEFT which offered for sale last week at -.
These goods cost us from s. TO 81 each. Every
garment genuine bargain. Sizes, 10, II, "A and
l6yearS- Il. III. TAYLOR,
9:s3 Pennsylvania avenue.
CALL at frankie & COS, successors to r. Cold
schmld, Sl2 9Th ST. a. W, and see their immense
bargains.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempers, ave., cor. Az.
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r,tSGEAsINcs AND PHoroGRAyUREs At AUCTION
Siie % these goods took place last evening at
Sne exhoitlon rooms OF Walter b. Williams & Co
the frames were not obtained The sale viii h.
bargains may be expected A --AS
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 To- "Ward" prints, soc. per no.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MiIk
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.